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Lot of 3 Native American chipped flint drill bits, labeled Missouri and McDonough Co., Illinois, mounted on display card
Estate sale in Low Moor, IA: Nov 12
Photos: Midwest Auctions via EstateSales.NET · 50 photos in the full listing
| When | Thu, Nov 12 · 10:00 AM–11:59 PM |
| Where | Low Moor, IA 52757 (exact address not listed yet) |
| Run by | Midwest Auctions |
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- Lot of 3 Native American chipped flint drill bits, labeled Missouri and McDonough Co., Illinois, mounted on display card
- Antique beaded hide tobacco or medicine bag with red and white beadwork and fringe, Plains Native American style, likely late 19th century
- Antique carved wooden tobacco pipe with long wooden stem, bulbous bowl with metal band, possibly Scottish or European folk-made clay/wood pipe
- Antique cast iron tomahawk-style hatchet with leather-wrapped handle and brass tacks, likely early 19th-century trade or Native American-style hatchet reproduction
- Antique double-edged dagger with dark blackened steel blade, brass crossguard, and wooden handle with brass rivet inlay pattern
- Antique Native American style beaded rattle or ceremonial stick with red cylindrical wrapped handle, rhinestone star ornament, and rawhide fringe
- Antique Plains-style beaded hide pouch with beaded fringe-style tassels, Native American, likely late 19th to early 20th century
- Antique sleigh bell strap with four cast brass/iron bells on red-painted wooden stick frame, likely primitive folk or horse-harness style
- Antique-style stone-head war club with rawhide-wrapped wooden handle (possibly Plains-style; authenticity unverified)
- Pair of vintage beaded/embroidered hide leather gauntlet gloves with fringed cuffs, floral embroidery in pink and red thread (likely Plains or Woodlands style, early-mid 20th century)
- African beaded gourd rattle with leather wrapping and blue glass bead bands, possibly Zulu or Ndebele origin, early-mid 20th century
- Agate Basin style stone projectile point, large lanceolate biface, reddish-tan chert or jasper, approx. 5 inches long, Paleo-Indian era replica or artifact
- Archaic/Woodland-style stemmed projectile point, flint or chert, with hand-written tag 'OHIO' and 'Potts?' label, next to measuring tape (approx. 3 inches long)
- Beaded hide pouch with pink, black, and white seed bead geometric border and star motif, Plains-style (possibly Sioux or Cheyenne), late 19th to early 20th century, likely a tobacco or medicine bag with rawhide drawstring
- Carved animal horn handle or walking stick grip, curved antler/horn section with tan and dark brown tones, possibly deer or elk antler tine
- Flint or chert projectile point (arrowhead) with side notches, likely Archaic period Native American artifact, tan/pinkish stone, approx. 2.5 inches
- Fulton County Arrowhead / projectile point, white chert or flint, with 'Fulton Co.' label (likely Ohio/Indiana/Illinois or Georgia Fulton County provenance)
- Kirk Corner Notched projectile point, red and white mottled chert/jasper, South Dakota find with Kirk label
- Lot of 10 Native American stone projectile points, mixed materials, including labeled Ohio and Tennessee pieces
- Lot of 11 Archaic-style stone projectile points (arrowheads) on display board, including Knight Island, Pine Tree, Jacks River, Marshall, Motley, and Big Sandy types
- Lot of 12 Native American projectile points, labeled Dovetail (St. Charles), Adena, Newman, Brewerton Side-Notched, Damron, Motley, Jacks Reef Corner-Notched, Decatur, and Jacks Reef, mounted on display card
- Lot of 13 Native American stone projectile points on identification card, labeled types including Big Sandy, Motley, Smithsonia, Eva, Lecroy, Merom, Warrick, Benton, and Dovetown
- Lot of 16 Native American flint and chert arrowheads and points mounted on display cards, various styles and colors
- Lot of 17 Native American stone projectile points and arrowheads, mixed materials including flint, chert, and obsidian, hand-labeled with find locations, displayed in a shadow box or tray
- Lot of 19 labeled stone projectile points (arrowheads) on display card, various types including Motley, Big Sandy, Flint Creek, Hardin, Kays, Palmer
- Lot of 20+ Indiana prehistoric Native American stone projectile points and bifaces, assorted arrowheads and knives displayed in wood frame
- Lot of about 25 archaeological projectile points on display card, Illinois, Arizona, Texas and other locations, including Dalton and Hopewell style points with handwritten locality labels
- Pair of Plains Indian beaded hide moccasins with red and green-yellow seed bead decoration, early 20th century
- Pair of Plains Indian style beaded hide moccasins with cloth-lined interiors, geometric beadwork in blue, white, green, orange and red, early-to-mid 20th century (possibly older)
- Pair of Sioux-style beaded hide moccasins with blue, white, red and green geometric and tree-pattern beadwork, rawhide soles, late 19th to early 20th century Plains Indian style
- Plains Indian style painted hide medicine bag or parfleche-style pouch with red fringe and geometric designs, possibly Lakota or Cheyenne style, early-mid 20th century souvenir or trade item
- Small beaded or painted hide pouch with geometric triangle designs and rawhide ties, Plains style
- Plains-style beaded hair ornament or quirt-style beaded wrapped stick with rawhide fringe, Native American, late 19th to early 20th century, likely Lakota or Cheyenne region
- Plains-style beaded hide hair pipe or cradle-style beaded leather strap/bag panel with white, blue, and maroon seed bead geometric triangle design, Native American, likely early-to-mid 20th century
- Plains-style beaded hide sleeve or legging panel with blue beadwork and red and tan appliqué, fringed hide, likely Native American, late 19th to early 20th century
- Plains-style beaded hide turtle figure with red feather fringe, possibly Native American or Northern Plains tourist/craft piece
- Plains-style painted rawhide or parfleche-style hide case with geometric red, blue, yellow and green designs, Native American made, likely early-to-mid 20th century
- Prehistoric flint/chert projectile point (arrowhead) with notched base, approx. 3 inches long, tagged '21'
- Prehistoric flint/chert projectile point (arrowhead), likely Archaic or Woodland period, with tag reading '3344 Peder-nales 4/70' and ruler showing approx. 3.5 inches long
- Prehistoric projectile point (arrowhead), corner-notched/side-notched, pale chert or flint, approx. 3 inches long, with 'Lufkin' ruler in photo for scale
- Prehistoric stone projectile point (Archaic-style dart point) with expanded basal ears, white/cream chert or flint, approx. 3.5 inches, shown with Lufkin No. 064 ruler for scale
- Prehistoric stone projectile point (Archaic-style dart point), gray chert/flint, approx. 4 inches long, with paper tag numbered in ink
- Smith Snyders Tennessee Archaic/Late Woodland projectile point, Smithsonian-style display arrowhead (paper label marked 'Smith Snyders Tenn.', tag #50)
- Three prehistoric Native American projectile points, two light tan/gray chert dart points with notched/side-notched bases and one dark brown/black obsidian or glass-like point with pointed tip
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